Placeholder: [high res photo by H.R. Giger for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean [high res photo by H.R. Giger for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean

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[high res photo by H.R. Giger for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean

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